The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-01
MONTElGLE ASSEMBLY.
THE NEXT SESSION TO BE HE
MOSr ENTERTAINING
Ever Held-A Long Array Of Distin-
gsished Lecturers Secured, In
elsdisg Bishop Quintard.
lcopaEsPosDuScx OF TIE APrHLL.l

IooRzEsPoyDsSoK OF TIE APPHAL.l
MoHTEAoLE, TENN, April 3d.
The fifth annual session of Mont.
eagle Assembly opens July 9th and
closes September 7th. No pains will
be spared to make this the most in
teresting assembly we have ever
held.
The summer schools open with the
assembly, and continue six weeks.
These schools are fully equipped and
offer superior advantages to teachers
desiring greater efficiency in their
work.
The Assembly programme is COM
plete, and is a most admirable one,
too. The following lecturers have
been definitely engaged: Prof, A. ID.
Wharton, Nashville, Tenn; Prot.
l.. S. Thompson, Purdue University,
Lafayette, Ind; the Rev. W. A.
Gambler, associate. editor Nashville
Christian .4d6ocate, Nashville,
Tenn; the,Rey, A. j. Battle, ID,
LID. [president Mercer Universe
", Macon, Ga; w. II. lowering,
president Indiana State Sunday
ISchool Union, Lafayette, Ind. the
Rev. q. III. Strickland, ID, Nash
vile, Tenn; G. II. Smith ("Bill
Arp"), Gainesville, Ga; the Rev.
ID. NJ. Harris, ID, editor Gum oer-
land Prebyterim, Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Il. p. Ewing, dean of the School
OF Domestic Economy in the Iowa
Agricultural College, Ames, Ia;
Prot. w. ID. Mclaughlin, Cumber-
land University, Lebanon, Tenn;
Prof s. p, Sanford. Mercer Uni
versity, Macon, Ca; Elder r.
Lin Cave, Nashville, Tenn, Prof.
W. Il. Webb, Bellbuckle, Tenn. DR..
b. A. Hinsdale, Cleveland, o.;
DIR. r. W. Jones, President Indus
trial Institute and College, Colum-
bus, Miss; Miss Clara Conway, Prin-
cipal Clara Conway Institute, Mem
phis, Tenn; Prof. j. H. kirkland,
d. D., Vanderbilt University, Nash
vile, Tenn; Prof. Frank Smith,
State Superintendent OF Public In
struction, jackson, Tenn; Rev,
John +, Spence, ID. d., President
Grant Memorial University, Athens,
Tenn; Rev. A. d. Mayo, ID. D.,
Boston, Mass; Rev. M. B. Dewitt,
DID,, Nashville, Tenn; Elder A. Nc
Lean, Corresponding Secretary For
eign Christian Missionary Society,
Cincinnati, o.; Mrs. j. B. Cobb, Ma
con, Ga. Rev. I.G. John, Correspond
ing Secretary of the Board of Mis-
sions, NJ. II. Church, South, Nashville,
Tenn; Rev. j. II. Bryson, ID, D.,
Huntsville, Ala, Rev. T. p. Bell,
Assistant Corresponding Secretary
Baptist Foreigo Mission Board,
Richmond, Va. Bishop G. 9. Penick,
ID. d. Louisville, KY; Rev. j. l..
Girardeau, d. D., Columbia, s. q. !;
DR.. j. II, Carlisle, President Wof-
ford College, Spartanburg, s.
G.; Rev. /. T. Tichenor, D.
D., Atlanta, Ga; Rev. w.
II. Marquis, Fulton, Mo. the Hon
=. W. Ewing, Pulaski, Tenn. Georg'
". Gable, Northampton. Mass, tn,
Rev. W. p. Thirkield, Clark Uni
versity, Atlanta, Ga; Col. Georg,
CAN'T, Memphis, Tenn; the Rev. r
A. Young, d. d. Nashville, Tenn.
the Rev. j. W. Lee, Atlanta, Ga
the Rev. j j. Laffsrty. d, d., editor
Richmond Christian Advocate, Rich
mond, Va; Frank Beard, (carlcatur
ist), New York; Prot. Gross Alex
ander, Vanderbilt University, Nash
vile, Tenn; Miss Lydia M, Vor
Finklesteln, native of Jerusalem
Ed. r. I. Mathews, Lexington, Ky,
the Rev, G. T. Staipback, d. d, Nc
Minnville, Teun.; Mrs. NJ. G. Ken
nedy, Philadelphia, Pa; the Hon
b. I. Taliaierro, Birmingham, Ala,
Prot G, Il. Bolton, Cleveland, Ohio
DIR. I. A. Atchison, Nashville
Tenn, the Rev. j, w. Bachman, D
D., Chattanooga, Tenn; the Rev. W
Harris, ID. d., Memphis, Tenn,
Bishop G. II. Quintard, D. d., l. L
D., Sewauee, Tenn; the Hon. Johl
G. Carlisle, Speaker House Rep
sentatives, u. s., COviugtou, Ky.
the Hon. W. G. p. Brecken
ridge. NJ G.. Lexington, Ky
the Hon. II. l.. Taylor, Governor O
Tennessee; Maj. G, G. Conner, edito
South Pittsburg New Era, Soutl
Pittsburg, Tenn; the Rev. W. II
Milburn, ID, chaplain House o
Representatives, Washington, d. c.
Col, Il. W, Cole, Nashville, Tenn
the Hon. George W. Balm, Licking
ton, KY; the Hon. j. H. Fussel
Columbia, Tenn. Mrs. s. r. Chapir
Charleston, S. O.; Miss Frances \
Willard president National Women
Christian Temperance Union, Ey
anston, ILL.,; Miss Emma Gordon, {
Boston, National Associate Superir
teudent of Juvenile Temperate
Work; the Rev, A. h, Winfield
ID, editor Arkansas Advocat,
Little Rock, Ark; Ex-Gov. A.
Marks, Nashville, Tenn; the Re,
0. 2. Fitzgerald, ID, editor Nasl
vile Christian Advocate, Nashville
Teun,; the Rev. G. S, Gardne
Nashville, Tenn. the Rev. d.
Kelly, ID, Missionary Treasure
Methodist Episcopal Church Soutl
Nashville, Tenn; the Rev. j.
West, ID, Nashville, Tenn; d
W NJ. Baskerville, Nashville, Ten
Prof. j. Il. Bailey, Nashvill
Tenn, will have charge of the a
sembly music. He will be assist,
by the Nashville Tulip Street Qua
,tet,e, Rome (Ga,) Quartette al
Lehman's Orchestra.
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